Kerbl Frame for Slow Feeding Net, Hay Rack 1.81 x 1.81 m
€59.36
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- Galvanised frame for long-lasting use
- Makes fitting the slow feeding net easier
- Quick and convenient to open and close
- Stretches the net directly over the hay
- Suitable for square hay racks
Frame for slow feeding net – quick fitting on your square hay rack
The frame for slow feeding net from Kerbl makes handling your hay net on square hay racks much easier. The frame stretches the net directly over the hay, so it doesn't need to be re-fastened every time it's refilled. Ideal for anyone who tops up forage daily and wants to save time.
The galvanised frame with a 27 mm bar diameter is robust and weather-resistant. It can be opened and closed easily, keeping the net securely in place at all times and ensuring controlled, low-waste feed intake for your animals. Particularly handy in daily stable routine: no more tedious tying down of the net at the rack.
Overview:
- Galvanised metal frame for long-lasting use
- Makes fitting the slow feeding net easier
- Quick and convenient to open and close
- Stretches the net directly over the hay
- Suitable for square hay racks
Technical data:
- Dimensions: 1.81 x 1.81 m
- Material: galvanised metal
- Bar diameter: 27 mm
- Fits square hay racks item no. 291255, 291256, 291289
Delivery:
1x frame for slow feeding net 1.81 x 1.81 m
Note: The slow feeding net is not included.
Questions & Answers:
Is the slow feeding net included?
No, the frame is supplied without a net. Matching slow feeding nets are available separately in our range.
Which hay racks fit this frame?
The frame fits square hay racks, including Kerbl item no. 291255, 291256 and 291289.
How is the net attached to the frame?
The frame simply opens and closes, so the net doesn't need re-fastening after refilling.
| Animal species: | Horse, Cattle |
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| Material: | Galvanized |
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Slow Feeding Net for round bales: noticeable feed savings for your hay rack The Kerbl slow feeding net for round bales is stretched over the hay or feed bale, encouraging your horses and cattle to eat more slowly and thoroughly. This supports a more natural feeding behaviour and helps reduce feed waste in the hay rack. The small mesh size means animals have to work for every mouthful, which extends feeding time and helps avoid long gaps between meals – contributing to improved digestion. The reinforced edge stops animals tearing the net off the bale, and the included rubber cord keeps it securely fixed to the hay rack. The net can optionally be used with a Kerbl square feeder frame. Overview: Guarantees more thorough, slower eating Less dust while feeding Supports natural, extended feed intake Low feed losses from trampling Reinforced edge for high tear resistance Includes rubber cord for a secure fit Technical data: Material: knotless polypropylene Material thickness: 5 mm Model 1: 2.8 x 2.8 m, mesh size 10.0 cm Model 2: 2.8 x 2.8 m, mesh size 4.5 cm Model 3: 3.6 x 2.4 m, mesh size 10.0 cm Model 4: 3.6 x 2.4 m, mesh size 4.5 cm Note: bale diameter for model 1 and model 2: max. 1.60 m Delivery contents: 1x Slow Feeding Net for round bales1x rubber cord FAQ: Which animals is this net suitable for?It suits horses, ponies and cattle wherever slower, more natural feed intake is desired. Can I use it on square bales too?The net is designed for round bales; an optional frame is available for use with square feeders. How do I attach the net to the hay rack?Pull the included rubber cord around the edge so the net sits taut and secure on the hay rack.